Angelo,
Miltos and me are on the cover of EGG magazine with Neen Plateaux, our project for
the Grand Promenade, which opens in 2 weeks in Athens. Inside they have a super nice article on Neen World and the projects that were born out of it such as P130, Cloud House, Superneen and Blue Wave, as well as several more pages on the Neenstars.
it's funny to see Neen World published so widely recently, considering it stopped existing in 2003 after the CASCO accident. Its almost becoming the Atlantis of the internet...
Elena Skoula interviewed Angelo and me for a Greek newspaper. She even came up with terms of her own, and I think we might have a Neen journalist finally.
This is a really cool interview/abstract confessional/free association of MM, AP and AA by Marina Fokidis in Lifo, one of my favorite free press magazines in Athens.
Charlie Makkos took a realy cool portrait, and at last my vanity was satisfied.
And finally an interview at
Ozon Magazine byNatassa Papachristou, with another nice portrait by Charlie.
Taking a boat from Piraeus to the islands is the ultimate summer signifier. This weekend we went to hydra though it is not vacation time yet. Anyway, when you leave from the port of Piraeus, on the rightside of the port there is a huge abandoned area, a kind of post industial wasteland that looks like it could be on some remote industial island. 
It looks much more interesting than these photos and it's so hot right now that I cannot think properly or say something interesting about it. But it looks like a good place to potentialy hang out or maybe get lost. 
and this is the typical athenian office building from the 60's, the facade full of airconditioners, which is interesting but not too much.
This tree really wanted to get in,
This is a maquette for a Radio-Announcer by Gustav Clucis, 1922, 
I'm equally obssesed by both
Here's some pics of the Philosophy Hut. It's smaller than I originally planned but I actually thik it works better at this scale,
its the perfect spot to relax in after you're been Baptised by August(In The Name of Neen, Miltos Manetas). 
Inside you can contemplate the light and shadow created by thg\e cut-out patterns or watch Angelo's walking face (TalkingAndWalking.com, Angelo Plessas).
After 9 pm I'll be projecting the "Walking Building" onto the facade of the ex FIX factory, for one night only.
Now its an industrial wasteland but somehow it retains an elusive beauty. If you drive away from the factories you find a sparsely inhabited landscape of car cemeteries, weird ad-hoc shacks, stray dogs and ominous looking trees, all in an industrial haze that photographs really well.
I was there to oversee the fabrication of my little Philosophy Hut for the Grand Promenade exhibition which opens this Monday in Athens. More on this soon... 
We were there looking for a tv/film studio where we could test some projectors. The Blue box space had a few leftover props which are always intersting, and the collection there was definetly hot: A winter tree, a part of a staircase, an ancient egyptian door
, a cart with a stack of plastc chair, some large chess pieces and of course a styrofoam snowman. You could almost make your own Blair Witch Project meets the Mummy meets any movie that doesnt make any sense anyway, just like Milano Eindhoven Los Angeles Whateverville suburbia.
Last night we got totally lost on the way to villa Arconati in Milano's Outer Suburbia. The place is totally amazing, a kind of fabulous falling down palazzo with extravagant topiary trees la la la.
Gogol over performed as usual and though I was excited to see them the sound was so bad it all became rather unbearable. Still their logo is cool.
Finally a great double-breasted jacket from Dior as a follow up from last seasons' phantom of the opera looks but a little more subdued, and a cute cut off trenchcoat, maybe just as catwalk accesory but still a nice look.
Raf worked the Suit and Sandals look
So here's some photos from last nights' Neen Demo at Synch in Benaki Museum, curated by 
people threw Angelo's ballerina up in the air (
